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'This is not one man job' — Majority calls for stronger inter-agency cooperation to fight drug trafficking
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'This is not one man job' — Majority calls for stronger inter-agency cooperation to fight drug trafficking

Modern Ghana about 2 hours 1 mins read
The Majority in Parliament has urged security and law enforcement agencies to strengthen collaboration in the fight against drug trafficking and the networks behind the illicit trade in Ghana. The caucus said the increasingly complex nature of narcotics trafficking required a coordinated approach involving agencies responsible for border control, intelligence, investigations, prosecution, port operations and the recovery of proceeds of crime.

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